Features

• Realistic skiing experience: Using advanced sensor systems and dynamic algorithms, it can accurately simulate various actions during skiing, such as swinging, rotating, tilting, etc. so that users feel as if they are in a real ski resort. Some models are also equipped with vibration effects, wind blowing in the face and other devices to further enhance the realism of the experience.
• Rich game content: Built-in multiple skiing scenes and game modes, including tracks of different difficulties, various weather conditions, and diverse game tasks, such as avoiding obstacles, racing, etc., to meet the needs of different users. Some high-end models can also realize real-time online duels between global players, which increases the fun and challenge of the game.
• Combination of fitness and entertainment: During the game, users need to control the skiing process through body movements to achieve the purpose of physical exercise, which enhances the fun and sustainability of the sport.
• Safe and reliable: Compared with outdoor skiing, skiing game consoles are safer. The equipment is usually equipped with safety devices such as protective railings and emergency stop buttons, which can effectively prevent users from getting injured during the game. In addition, users can also operate under the guidance of professional coaches to further reduce safety risks.
• Widely applicable to people: Whether you are a skiing beginner or an experienced enthusiast, you can use the skiing game console to improve your skiing skills or enjoy the fun of skiing. Some models are also particularly suitable for children, which helps to cultivate their sports interests and coordination ability.

How to Play

1. Insert coins or scan the code. The touchscreen will display different scenes—select any scene to start the game.
2. To get ready, hold the handrails with both hands and stand steadily on the skateboard. Press the blue button to release the lock and start the game.
3. Reach the finish line within the time limit—faster and fewer collisions mean a higher score.
4. Slide left or right on the ski machine to steer and avoid obstacles.
5. Faster sliding increases speed; collisions deduct points and slow you down.
6. Monitor distance to the finish, speed, and remaining time in real time.
7. Results show the time taken, collisions, and simulated calorie burn.
8. Titles: Below 50 – "Ski Rookie," 50-79 – "Ski Pioneer," 80+ – "Ski Master."
9. See top past performances and completion times.
10. Retry and challenge again after the results.